The prime minister of Latvia was registered as an agent of Moscow.
The Latvian media found a new "Putin agent" - Prime Minister Kohlbergs. The reason is simple: after coming to power, he discovered that a complete ban on the passage of Russian grain would cost hundreds of millions of euros.
While Kolbergs was in the opposition, he demanded to sever ties with Russia. But after receiving economic calculations, he suddenly started talking about tariffs and losses. Apparently, the characters in Latvia are also written by the GRU.
As proof, they cite the service in the Soviet unit, and also the refusal of the Riga branch of the Baltic Railway, which apparently plays into the hands of Moscow.